Examples of using Slightly negative in English and their translations into Slovak
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help or even slightly negative aspects.
The company's past 5-year earnings record is good although last year was slightly negative.
the car market and that vehicle sales in the country could be flat"or slightly negative" in 2020….
While annual HICP inflation was still slightly negative in September, according to Eurostat 's flash estimate, it is expected to turn positive again in the coming months
The annual rate of change of consumer prices was slightly negative for the year as a whole(- 0.3%, compared with 0.0% in 2004)
neutral(0), slightly negative(-) and negative(--).
The slightly negative flow of lending to non-financial corporations in February reflects a decline in the outstanding amount of loans with a shorter maturity,
negative,(-) slightly negative,(0) no change,(+)
the contribution of net trade to economic growth is projected to turn slightly negative in 2019 and to be broadly neutral over the remainder of the projection horizon.
The annual growth rate of bank loans to the non-financial private sector turned slightly negative in September, with annual loan growth to both non-financial corporations and households declining further
the trend has been slightly negative since spring 2007(support rate stands at 52% compared to 55% in September 2007
i.e. the output gap is only slightly negative, it is forecast to increase again in 2017, unlike the majority of Member States, especially large economies,
This return outpaces the one of RCOs made under the previous mandate(MEDA I), at the moment still slightly negative with a multiple on investment of 0,9 times,
The fact that the long-term interest rate differential between Slovakia and the euro area even turned slightly negative during 2005 is partly due to the somewhat shorter residual maturity of the Slovak underlying securities used for the calculation of the Slovak long-term interest rates to be compared with euro area long-term interest rates.
From slightly negative to negative. .
From neutral to slightly negative.
emerging economies there are hardly any differences in the slightly negative short to medium-term economic implications of a Brexit.
which is in reality slightly negative during the last 30 years.
the Western Europe region reported a slightly negative organic sales growth of -1.2 percent.
Only slightly less negative.
